Jan 9 • VA Tools & Resources
TAXES: Are Your Skool Memberships a Write Off?
This is an important one, ladies 👀 Save this.
We have a few tax pros in our circles. So I asked one of them that is familiar with Skool-based communities the question below, because it comes up more often than you think when you start taking your business seriously and are planning for the future.
My question was:
“Are my Skool membership fees a write-off? The fees I pay to be part of other communities?”
His reply is attached 👇
Why this matters:
When you’re investing in education, accountability, and environments that directly support your income, those decisions and the costs associated are part of running your business.
So YES - your membership fee in here is a TAX WRITE OFF for your business.
It’s deductible because most online communities qualify as:
- Education
- Professional development
- Coaching
- Business support
- Memberships and subscriptions
As long as:
- You’re using it to grow or support your income
- It’s related to what you do (services, freelancing, consulting, etc.)
- You’re not mixing it with personal hobby use
It’s typically treated as a business expense, not a partial one.
This is one of those “boring but powerful” things builders think about early.
📌 Read his response
📌 Save it for later
If you’re contemplating upgrading memberships or purchasing education that help you move faster, stay consistent, and implement strategies… this is something to think about and plan for.
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TAXES: Are Your Skool Memberships a Write Off?
